Destabilising of probably the favourite for next season's title? All for that. Go on Uggla* *Felt a bit sick typing that, the guys a dickhead.
The only fact is Hinslewood has a year left in his contract. The club have being trying to get him to sign a long term contract after other EFL teams are showing interest.
Said previously ugglas a t wa t of the highest order. A lot of respect for hinshelwood. The way uggla handled the stones deal in january was classless so it did raise a smile when latics posted this the other night
https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/spo...am-hotspur-and-fulham-chief-is-linked-5143104 Martin Jol? Bloke hasn't managed for 12 years. Can't be right.
Looks like Matt Gray isn’t going to Dagenham & Redbridge after all https://x.com/ebfc_official/status/1925930013703930214?s=46&t=tJhHIbcT0ppWF1llgGLUJA
He said no to us, if he prefers Eastbourne over us you have to really start to worry about next season. Ryman league here we come.
We made enquiries with him when Maynard left and have gone back a couple of times, to the point he told us not to bother him anymore. Our budget was way too small for him. Eastbourne’s budget is allegedly 1.3m. it was also rumoured that the bloke bankrolling EBFC was interested in buying us, but shortness of lease et al was a stumbling block .
Also hearing that Matt Saunders has applied but another local rumour mill is suggesting ex Dagger Chris Moore is quite likely .Has done a decent job with Hanwell but that’s a big step up.
£1.3m Blimey that’s decent in NL, we’re going to be way behind many sides even at NLS with our budget, not sure how we compete Full time either. Think a shock is on the cards and a poor season ahead. 3 weeks after relegation our board have done nothing.
Saunders doing the rounds today it seems from what others are saying to me on x, imagine it’s between him and scopes now
With the sides in the NLS now , there is a real danger that a club on the slide, especially off pitch, could go straight through. Ultimately depends on how big your budget will be.
